The Camino never ends

[AlexB]

It’s incredible, I’m in the Camino Francés right now, it’s hot and just 12 days away of getting into Santiago and I’m already organising to Camino del Norte next year. Somehow I have mixed feelings of getting into Santiago,!in one hand I don’t want it because it’s the end but in the other I can see myself crying all the way to the Cathedral because I couldn’t contain the excitement, for me the Camino doesn’t finish in Santiago it simply never ends, it’s a life experience

 

[Ivan_Prada]

It’s incredible, I’m in the Camino Francés right now, it’s hot and just 12 days away of getting into Santiago and I’m already organising to Camino del Norte next year. Somehow I have mixed feelings of getting into Santiago,!in one hand I don’t want it because it’s the end but in the other I can see myself crying all the way to the Cathedral because I couldn’t contain the excitement, for me the Camino doesn’t finish in Santiago it simply never ends, it’s a life experience

Hello AlexB:
Do not see as an end, see it as a beginning of future walks that would help you to meditate and be an encounter with yourself.
Buen Camino,
Ivan_Prada

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

Many continue on to Finisterre and/or Muxia to wind down and process their pilgrimage.

 

[J Willhaus]

Also think about going to Pilgrim House to discuss your feelings once you make it to Santiago. They offer a great listening ear to help you make sense to your feelings.

 

[Richard of York]

It’s incredible, I’m in the Camino Francés right now, it’s hot and just 12 days away of getting into Santiago and I’m already organising to Camino del Norte next year. Somehow I have mixed feelings of getting into Santiago,!in one hand I don’t want it because it’s the end but in the other I can see myself crying all the way to the Cathedral because I couldn’t contain the excitement, for me the Camino doesn’t finish in Santiago it simply never ends, it’s a life experience

IKR. They say it's life changing; I bought a house on the Camino francés (94km) I so badly didn't want it to end. Currently doing the inglés.

 

[lt56ny]

You will do your another camino that I am sure of. But please stay in the moment of this camino. Save the planning for the Norte for much later. The step you are taking is all you have. Keep feeling, smelling and tasting each step. Don't rob yourself of the moment. Let thoughts of yesterday's life and tomorrow's possibilities drift away.

 

[sharonmonty]

IKR. They say it's life changing; I bought a house on the Camino francés (94km) I so badly didn't want it to end. Currently doing the inglés.

Now you are giving me ideas…..

 

[Pia Valbak Schmidt]

It’s incredible, I’m in the Camino Francés right now, it’s hot and just 12 days away of getting into Santiago and I’m already organising to Camino del Norte next year. Somehow I have mixed feelings of getting into Santiago,!in one hand I don’t want it because it’s the end but in the other I can see myself crying all the way to the Cathedral because I couldn’t contain the excitement, for me the Camino doesn’t finish in Santiago it simply never ends, it’s a life experience

You are so right.
As long as you can walk, there will be caminos for you to walk. As it says on this memorial stone in the garden of the Albergue in Miraz on the Camino Norte. Buen Camino.